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[AC] $189.95 | CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector (1500VA/1000W) at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector (1500VA/1000W) for $239.95 - $50 at checkout = $189.95.
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ImmortalusToday 2:50 PM
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Having missed-out on previous $189 deals for pure sinewave UPS, I had to jump on this; Thank you!
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WiseJuice7072Today 2:50 PM
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Good deal. BH video is running the same deal in case you don't want to support Amazon
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Quote from WiseJuice7072 View quoted comment :
Good deal. BH video is running the same deal in case you don't want to support Amazon
https://slickdeals.net/f/20026110

Very good deal though. I've had UPS's in DC and LA to help with brownouts/storms and they've kept my pc, nas, etc safe through the years.
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81WinfieldToday 2:59 PM
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Been waiting on these.
in for 2!
Today 3:02 PM
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strawToday 3:02 PM
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do all of these UPS still just use a lead acid style battery that only lasts 3-4 years before crapping out?
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iissmartToday 3:02 PM
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Thank you!
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episkingToday 3:11 PM
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Quote from straw View quoted comment :
do all of these UPS still just use a lead acid style battery that only lasts 3-4 years before crapping out?
Only UPS I've found that uses Lithium is Goldenmate. I have a bunch of them at work and they work well for the most part.
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BurgerMeatToday 3:19 PM
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Thank you for this. My price alert didn't go off on Amazon because of the way it was discounted. TU.
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WeikelpToday 3:32 PM
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In for one!
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MultiballToday 3:48 PM
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Tempting, I've been using a Jackery 1000 v2 however and it's been flawless besides integrating notifications to take action on power loss. My nas, switch, camera setup, wireless and fibermodem idle at 40w which I get over 24 hours on the Jackery. Anyone know how long it would last on this?
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KevinC1977Today 4:36 PM
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Quote from Multiball View quoted comment :
Tempting, I've been using a Jackery 1000 v2 however and it's been flawless besides integrating notifications to take action on power loss. My nas, switch, camera setup, wireless and fibermodem idle at 40w which I get over 24 hours on the Jackery. Anyone know how long it would last on this?
If it's using the 12V 9AH batteries, then it's about 0.216 kWh, which would yield about 1/5 of what you can get on the Jackery. Only benefit I personally see in UPS like this is the ability to connect to end devices directly or via a NUT (Network UPS Tool) for safe shutdowns. My existing Bluetti and Jackery power stations don't provide my home assistant with sufficient polling rates locally to be a reliable source of truth for that.

In case my setup might be of interest, I connect my most critical end devices to these UPSs, and the UPS connects to a larger capacity Bluetti/Jackery with 2 and 3 kWh. I do this because the circuits in my house are dirty and sometimes a compressor kicking on in the same circuit across the house can drop my voltage significantly and/or cause a startup surge. Power stations can surge up temporarily to meet that demand. I also have an Ecoflow setup for whole house backup which gives my systems a tertiary backup supply. Additional benefit of having the power station in the middle is the DC PV inputs so I can connect up to 1kw of portable solar panels in case of emergencies.
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abstractedpuddingToday 4:36 PM
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Quote from Multiball View quoted comment :
Tempting, I've been using a Jackery 1000 v2 however and it's been flawless besides integrating notifications to take action on power loss. My nas, switch, camera setup, wireless and fibermodem idle at 40w which I get over 24 hours on the Jackery. Anyone know how long it would last on this?
Not as long. Your Jackery has about 1000wh, a 1500VA UPS is closer to 200wh and a bit less usable. You're probably looking at 3-4 hours at 40W, depending on the efficiency of the unit.
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NToleranceToday 4:46 PM
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Does the USB connection on this work with the NUT UPS monitoring software?
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Been waiting for this, thank u.

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